Wandering through books and collecting fragments of truth to share. Fair use commentary on books & ideas. Sources credited. Views ≠ facts or advice.
According to NSA engineer Joseph Meyer, constant location-tracking via transponders would create a totalizing routine, requiring people to get up in the morning and go to work, stay close to home at night, and triggering automatic paging for any deviation. 
According to Bosco Nedelcovic, Ernest Bryant, a British Commando veteran who reported a 1965 UFO encounter, was targeted by mind-control experiments using microwave transmissions that gave him brain cancer and killed him in 1967. 
Dan Mitrione, FBI agent/CIA consultant, taught Latin American police the CIA's KUBARK torture methods (electroshock, sensory-deprivation boxes, sexual humiliation & beating) sometimes demonstrated on pregnant women and children who sometimes ended up dead. 
Adnan Khashoggi, an Iran-Contra figure whose own Triad Corporation shared its name with the Company's Triad Farm headquarters, was a frequent visitor to Lexington, Kentucky. Locals insisted the farm was also the headquarters of a satanic cult. 
Before Abaco, Michael Oliver spent ~$100K trying to build the Republic of Minerva on a South Pacific reef, but Tonga’s king sent prisoners with spears to drive them out. Without an army, the project collapsed. Oliver then turned to the Bahamas and hired ex-CIA Mitch WerBell III. 
Dr. Valerie Wolf reported that CIA researchers used devil costumes & films to stage fake satanic rituals for MKULTRA survivors, using fear and dissociation as part of efforts to create programmed spies. She argued that similar methods could explain some reported alien encounters. 
George H. W. Bush's oil company, Zapata, served as a CIA front for the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba. The CIA even named the operation after the company: Operation Zapata. Bush personally delivered CIA cash payments to operatives in the field. 
Hubert von Blucher, ex-Nazi drug lord who trafficked drugs and German girls to South America with the US Army, escaped to Argentina in 1948 and later moved to California in 1951. There, he became a chief shareholder in Pan American Airways and a successful Hollywood screenwriter. 
Fred Cowan was discharged from the army after two courts-martial for going AWOL. 
The Findεrs operated an international telex network using MCI account numbers, connecting the US to foreign locations including London, Germany, Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Africa and Costa Rica. They ran projects under front names for commercial purposes. 
Henry Lee Lucas mapped alleged cult hideouts along the Mexican border, including a Juarez ranch tied to drug trafficking/Satanic rituals. Years later, when Adolfo Constanzo's Rancho Santa Elena site in Matamoros was uncovered, Texas Rangers found he had marked the exact location. 
Sirhan Sirhan, during his 1969 trial, was recommended by Dr. Pollack for Vacaville State Prison, where MKSEARCH ran drug experiments from 1964 to 1972. There, CIA doctor Colston Westbrook contacted Donald DeFreeze, who later led the SLA in the brainwashing of Patty Hearst. 
PSI-TECH was launched in 1989 by former military remote viewers David Morehouse & Ed Dames. Its board included General Albert Stubblebine & Colonel John Alexander. In 1992, Stubblebine gave a presentation on using remote viewing to track UFOs and access their propulsion systems. 
The memo says the CIA admitted the Finders was its front for a computer training operation that "gone bad." The CIA then said talk to the FCIA, which is a separate group inside the FBI. The FBI had already left the case and told police not to tell the FBI's Washington office. 
Robert Malech's device remotely reads a person's brain waves without their knowledge, using radar-style signals that interact with the brain's natural electrical activity. It then sends signals back to deliberately alter thoughts, emotions, or perceptions... without consent. 
Mark Lane met ex-FBI agent Wesley Swearingen at Jonestown, where Swearingen had stolen classified documents exposing COINTELPRO ops and abuses. Lane used that info for his thesis on FBI complicity in MLK's murder, and the pair later ran the JFK reward tip line for Larry Flynt. 
Paul Vallely co-wrote the 1980 "MindWar" paper with Michael Aquino, directly citing Colonel Alexander's psychotronics article to argue for psychic warfare as national policy, and shaping the First Earth Battalion. 
Operations Harness, Ozone, and Negation sprayed anthrax over thousands of animals tied to rafts at sea, killing all. In the early 1950s, the US exploded hog cholera bombs over Florida pigpens and dropped Newcastle disease (a deadly poultry virus) on Washington chicken farms. 
Ron Stark boasted of working for the CIA and said the Agency tipped him to shut down his French lab. He opened a new lab in Brussels disguised as biomedical research and got assistance from the American embassy in London while setting it up. 
Sirhan Sirhan wrote in his notebooks: "God help me . . . please help me. Salvo Di Di Salvo Die S Salvo." The hypnotist who worked on the Boston Strangler case was Dr. William Joseph Bryan, who "was incessantly mentioning it." 
James Toward, a native of Great Britain, pleaded guilty to one count of kidnapping involving six children. He was accused of abducting and abusing as many as 30 preschool boys. 